Assassin's Creed | Who's The Smartest Templar?
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- Assassin's Creed, who is the smartest Templar antagonist/protagonist in the series. In this video I talk about the main Templars of the Assassin's Creed series, compare and rate their intelligence and choose who I personally think the smartest Templar in Assassin's Creed is. Obviously this is all my opinion, so feel free to leave who you think the smartest Templar is and why in the comments. If you enjoyed this video I've made a lot of Assassin's Creed videos like this including who the deadliest Templar is and who the smartest Assassin is (links below). If you're new here I'd appreciate if you considered subscribing to the channel it really helps me out as we're almost at that silver play button!!! But other than that thanks for watching and have a great day assassins!
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I can’t stop thinking about a AC with Shay as the main villain.
Maybe connect AC3, AC Unity and AC Rogue, since they play in same time period, Connor and Arno would be a perfect dynamic duo, and Shay a perfect villian.
Shay The Templar Grandmaster, who knows, maybe he has a son, 2 Years younger than Arno.
Why villain? There is nothing bad about Shay. It would be you being a playable villain if you wanted to kill him. Or he would have to randomly start killing innocence for the hell of it to become one - which would ruin him as a character.
@@Dark_Voice Assassin‘s vs Templar.
He killed many Assassin‘s, one of them being Arno‘s father.
seen this comment many time
I would love to see this, unfortunately Shay would be pretty old by the time Connor and Arno would meet
Eveline could also be in this fight, she's already helped Connor
In Haytham's final fight with Connor, you can hear him say that America would eventually end up fighting amongst themselves. I believe this was supposed to be foreshadowing the civil war, so I'm giving Haytham a few extra points.
I know I’m late, but I also think it was foreshadowing the dynamics of modern politics. I have never seen a country so divided in terms of politics.
@@killahasbigrpk8711 Well when you have a bunch of subhumans and marxists subverting and destroying society, those who are superior tend to get tired of the bullshit.
Its funny how Both the smartest Templars only fell due to there devoted love for there son, one literally unwilling to kill his own, even if it meant all his lives plans were ruined and the other completely blindsided by the idea of betrayal among his kin, it honestly speaks volumes to both there characters of Haytham and Rodrigo.
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Rodrigo poisoned the apple he had put on the table for Cesare. He actually wanted to kill him near the end of the game.
@@shivanshdixit16 yes if cesaire wife didn't come and stop rodrigo then he probably died
@@Manoj_Kumar1973 and also his sister
Haytham is always calculating on different solutions to various problems, shay is much more independently strategically intelligent when it comes to changing tactics
Two most smartest Templers killed by their own son.
The greatness example of being defeated by your own making.
I personally think that Haytham is the smartest templar here. First of all he manages to assassinate Miko at the Opera house without arousing any suspicion. He was only given the order to kill Miko once he was at the Opera house already, he planned the assassination in like a matter of seconds, this is not something that even some assassins can do. Haytham also assassinated the british templar grand master Reginald Birch at his own mansion!!! Not even the best assassins can pull off an assassination like this.
After going to Colonal America, Haytham was able to build up the Colonal templar brotherhood from the ground up. The colonal brothehood is one of the most powerful brotherhood ever, There were high ranking members on both side of the war. Haytham also planned take down the assassin brotherhood with Shay Cormac. Haytham basically created all the plans that allowed Shay to take down the assassin brotherhood. I would argue that the colonal templars were more like the assassins than the achilles's brotherhood. Achilles literally just wanted power, he did'nt care about the innocents he continued to search for the pieces of Eden even after knowing that they caused earthquakes. He twisted the assassin's rules to suite his own will. Because Haytham's father is Edward Kenway, Haytham knew about the ideas of the assassin better than many assassins. Later he shows to Connor that the assassins are Naive for wanting peace in a world where people were free to do as they pleased.
The reason that Haytham lost to Connor was because he let Connor kill him, this is proven in the book "Forsaken", Haytham wanted to allow Charles Lee escape, while being a good dad and keeping his son alive. He knew that the only way both of these could happen was to sacrifice himself.
Overalll Haytham is one of the best characters in all of assassin's creed, he is a very well created character and is also very charming. The only thing I don't like about him is how cold blooded he is, always killing his interrogation targets, but again he is able to justify this by saying that, they are not useful anymore, and might become a future threat to him if he kept them alive.
While Rodrigo Borgia is also extremely Smart, I don't think he was as smart as Haytham. The only reason he was this powerful and managed to hide from Ezio is because he had powerful allys that defended him, and was the Pope. He also only became the pope by bribing various people. I don't think he was as smart and powerful as Haytham Kenway, the only thing that really makes him powerful is the fact that he's a Pope
btw that really took me a long time to write
I 100% agree
Took me three minutes to read...
I agree man. Btw in ac rogue, Haytham is addressed as "emotional" while no other templar was. He avenged his father because of his emotions and for the same reason he let Connor kill him.
Well, all of the kenways are badasses afterall
I disagree. Rodrigo Borgia was even admired by Nicollo Machiavelli. He is not some ruthless warmonger. He is the embodiment of a perfect leader and it shows in history
Absolutely agree
In the mission, when Shay had to kill Adewalé, Adewalé yelled in a loop: You were a quick boi, but not very clever. Still Shay the best
Ade was may old but being a Npc is such a Downgrade and how funny that he yelld like a mad man
Vane will Remember that
Edward disliked that
@@HenryLove420 Wrong game Henry 😆
Edit: i got lost like Zorro
Sounds like a glitch
geezzzz i thought my game was glitched lol
being told "not very clever" because you engaged him in open combat. while me managed to get near him undetected, hiding in the bushes and aiming my pistol at his head while waiting his conversations with Haytham over. a single headshot is enough.
Alfred the Great is also very smart. Allowing Eivor to kill off the remnants of the Orders of the Ancients so he can reform them into the Templar Order then paving the way for his grandson to rule all of England was pretty genius for me.
Rodrigo was like a turd that wouldn't flush, but that's also what made him a good antagonist. Because he was such a scheming and plotting type of character you really did feel like he was a threat on a level the others didn't. He was the type of character that made you wonder if by doing anything you weren't really doing what he wanted you to do.
Ooo this was a good one! Between Rodrigo and Haythem these men are quite intelligent. I do with Rodrigo since he’s position of power and for those 23 years as you mentioned.
revelations soundtrack alone gave me goosebumps!
I would have to say Haytham. Just because of how well he was able to build an entire order from the ground up. Not to mention how articulate he was. Haytham was a very well spoken character and had a certain charm that made him very likable. And like you said he had both book smarts and street smarts, which wasn't very common in those days.
As for Rodrigo. While he was able evade Ezio for as long as he did, that doesn't necessarily make him the smartest in my case. If you think about it, the only reason why he was able to hide so well is because he had powerful allies to hide behind. I don't think it was solely because he was smart enough to outplay Ezio. In my opinion, Rodrigo's intelligence ends at his ability to rule.
But he devised a plan to get to the vault that took over 20 years involving him, a criminal, becoming the pope and he was even successful
@@PlutoOuttaHere. I doubt he orchestrated that all by himself. Again Rodrigo had a lot of power and influence. You really think he's going to let that all go to waste? No. He's gonna use that to do all the work for him. That's not smart, that's just lazy. He literally took advantage of weaker and ignorant folk for personal gain.
undertaining video and cool keep up the great work!
You forgot "Patrick" after "Shay", respect the Irish lad from... Ulster if I remember right. Ahh, only Irish protagonist... yet a templar.
Hardest thing to do in that game was to kill Adéwalé.
love these vids
I always felt like Rodrigo died too easily... Ceasare takes him down pretty much effortlessly, but I remember him as the templar grandmaster who held his own against Ezio and basically all the major assassins of the day at once when they ambushed him in Venice... and got away anyway. He was clearly the toughest fight of that game for Ezio by far and took ages to bring down. Even with the extra age, I feel like he probably could've (should've) been able to defend himself a bit more seriously when his son came at him. Age and a bit of extra weight, even with rust, doesn't erase decades of training and experience.
I like these types of videos a lot the videos where you astablish wich templar or assassins is the smartest deadliest etc
I would say Shay, because it takes more than just intelligence to realize what your doing is wrong, Shay was smart enough to see the sheeps in wolf clothing, which Haytham in the end failed to see
Don’t forget Shay was strategically intelligent. It takes more than an average person to change tactics and plan attacks like Shay does. Not to mention he can also pilot a ship, and destroy Man ‘o Wars easily with his tactics, don’t think we could say the same for some Templars. Shay is also one of the only Templars who didn’t die from an Assassin, at least up until he was in his 50s or something, I don’t really remember.
@@TheGraysonYT great example there
@@TheGraysonYT Shay was never killed, he managed to live out his life being a Templar most of it, even had a kid that became a Templar
@@SpeakNoEvil117 That’s what I said. Sorry if it didn’t make sense.
For me it's definitely Haytham Kenway. Not only did he help the templars and the assassins but he always got his subordinates to the current government. First he killed Braddock and then he got Pitcairn and that side mission guy to the government and the british listened to him. He had templars like that side mission guy on the government of US too, Charles Lee was a general too. So that way he always rules America but anonymously
Interesting video
Massively underselling Germain here. Man was so ingenious in his reformation of the order, the assassins literally started killing themselves. Germain set the groundwork for not just Napoleon, not just the hundred years of peace in Europe, but the entire modern Templar Order. And on top of that, he effectively shamed Arno so badly that he stayed silent through the Napoleonic war.
Prophets are rarely appreciated in their time.
i love your vids how are u not on 1 mill
Yo below 20 mins let’s go! Great vid btw.
I made it the last minute, 19 minutes.
I love this playlist
You should do a battle royal between all the assassins
Ubisoft would like that
The Assassin's Creed is a brotherhood. Brothers don't fight each other.
I would end up being Altair against Ezio.
@@parthkadam3004 well yeah but IF they fought each other who would win
@@EnnuiPilgrim explain plz
I'm sure making this decision was tough but you made some excellent points about Rodrigo. As much as I have respect for Haytham, and even Al Mualim from AC 1, I would agree with Rodrigo Borgia. I think evading the assassins for as long as he did knowing that they were still high in numbers for the most part, compared to Haytham who pretty much didn't need to worry about the Assassins until Connor, yes, would have to agree with this pick!.
1:24 I will say he did not fool me only because his voice when he says I will follow you just sounded so evil
For me Al mualim is at the top. He made Altair his puppet to execute all his plans without disclosing his real motive n identity. It's not task like to walk on cake . He's Templar was kind of shocking
But he's not actually a templar
@@jorgejaureguicondon1580 his thinking makes him as good as one. Even Otso Berg, in AC Rouge, has kept him as a Templar inspiration due to his actions which got him in control of an Apple
@@ConcordeError404 yes, but he specifically said he was not a Templar. Although his vision of peace is more in like with Templar philosphy. I'm just saying that, beacause of that, he couldn't be in this video.
Haytham would always be the smartest imo. Quite literally built a Order from scratch in America. Destroys Connor in every conversation they have. Honestly, if Connor didn't exist, I doubt Haytham would have died since Haytham let him win cause he loved Connor.
The closest competitor would be Rodrigo and sure he hid from Ezio for over 2 decades but Ezio is more of a planner than a detective. That said, I hated that Rodrigo's death was stupid and how he screams he is the prophet.
Haytham would have long killed Connor, if only he wasn't his son...
Even at the end, he had the chance to pull out the blade before Connor did... But he just held back. Because he knows that, no matter what, the order, is eternal.
bro...that last ending music 🥺🥺
after playing rogue i would like ubisoft to make a game where we can choose to play either assassin or templar
i would like one video on best assassin's robes
With his experience and understanding in both the Assassin Brotherhood and Templar Order is definitely Haytham Kenway or Shay Cormac
I think you should make a video about the fastest templar
most feared assassin and templer
Same I go with Rodrigo because I feel like rodrigo he is way carefull with every decision he makes and that's why it took ezio such a long time to stop the man, even ezio's father couldn't stop him
I havent played ALL the ACs but I do find Haytham's character the most interesting. You wanna know more about him being Connors father and Edwards son.
Wouldn’t Alfred The Great be another great choice, he basically got the Hidden Ones to kill all the Order of the Ancients. He was the guiding force for the extinction of the Order of Ancients, using the Hidden Ones as assets. Guy is a pretty smart dude. And he did start the Templar Order 😉
We are talking about smartest Templar and about Alfred we don't know nothing about his Templar career
@@mariobonvino5613 Lol wtf are you talking about he created the Templars. He was smart, he manipulated the Hidden Ones into killing all the members of the Order of Ancients so that his new order can thrive. Man is smart af.
You should make one on which assassin is the best brawler
Technically all these Templar videos can have Edward in it since he was inducted into the order under a false identity but hey it’s kinda funny to think about
A stranger pirate sneaking into Templar base, stole their plans and robber them blind (stealing their coin bags) that's high IQ thinking for a pirate to pull off
Hytham had a reign of 28 years which is longer than rodrigo
I wonder if we will get these kinds of videos with the far cry series?
MA are you eventually make a gameplay video like battle front
You should make a video on Far cry villians
I feel like you sold Geirmand really, really short.
Even when you explaining his 'feats', I was sitting here thinking 'What? This guy sounds like a genius, what are you talking about?!"
Agreed with everything u told
You must do a battle of the Origins: Assassins Creed vs. Assassins Creed Origins.
Excellent decision. I'd agree as much as I like Haytham.
video idea: who is the strongest/dumbest templar?
Can u make a video a the smarts character in AC period
I feel like Alfred the Great should be on these lists.
Try to make the best or worst series on far cry, it can work I think
May The Father Of Understanding Guide you on your journey of smartness and power
I'm gonna give it to Haythem honestly because it took him a very long time to get beaten and not only that his battle iq was so crazy being able to come up with plans right on the spot packing his battle iq with his normal iq I have to give it to haythem
Maybe you can do a video who is the smartest assassin vs smartest Templar
Rodrigo Borgia will always be my top list of sum of the most intelligent templars , that man story introduction by Shaun let it be known how slippery , cunning and how his influence span the entire Mediterranean and Europe
God imagine the chess match between Haytham and Rodrigo
Video idea: whos the stealthest assassin?
In the Shay game he actually was a hero because the assassins of that region got corrupted. Haythan was actually trying to prevent the british and building a better world. I agree that rodrigo was smater because he did a lot of other stuff apart of being a templar while Haythan just went awol and left charles run things and that was actually what mess everything up.
Haytham or Rodrigo
Although I also think that Rodrigo is the smartest I think Germain was also very smart by organising a coup in the templars, finding the sword of Eden and being behind the French revolution and hoarding food making it look like it was the crown leading to King Louis death just so the people would crave order and control after so much chaos leading them to the templars. He was also very good at evading the assassins for so many years.
You could do whos the most agile assassin (in my opinion Arno)
I have to give it to Haythem. If only because the Templars were a well established organization by the time Rodrico Borgia came into power. Haythem literally built his own powerbase from the ground up and we know from the game how successful they stayed even after his death.
Saying that Chesare is almost on par with Ezio is like saying some guard from assassins creed brotherhood is on par with Altair.
you should do a shay vs ezio who would win in a fight
When i here a templer word the first thing come to my mind is haytham and shay
Idea: Who's the Bravest Assassin?
HEY Master Assassin, can you also do which Best Rival/enemy for the templars or assassins seems like a good category, *"GREAT MEN AND WOMAN HAVE ALWAYS BEEN DEFINED BY THEIR ENEMIES": LEX LUTHOR*
You can please do who is the strongest Templar?
Adewale- Hell welcome traitor like you
Shay- Then i go there proudly knowing i have done right.
Quote it bro
In my opinion Starrick has to be genius (not comparing to the others, I just love Syndicate, So I comment about it), but the game shows him as someone who have everything and at start just do nothing, because Fryes are not enough strong to just even think about fighting them and than just surrender, cry for his dead allies, shoot "innocent" templars and leave the falling empire to Jacob and Evie...
Idk I think starrick is pretty smart, he’s got monopolies on many industries and businesses in the game, had influence in the banking system, politics and even held control or at least shared control of londons biggest gang and I think even in the opening cutscene described his intelligence and influence over not only many industries and influence in london but in many other parts of the world
I think german is very smart. I mean he started the whole french revolution. And use arno to kill his templar enemy with a simple lie
Gemain not German
@@Engille967 oh sorry
I like Haythem more so I want him to win, but I guess he is the best combination of deadly and intelligent. He's is on par with Shay physically and Rodrigo mentally
If Connor wasnt Haythams son then Haytham would have died a lot sooner quite simply.I have already explained in a big comment why Connor is superior but primarily,he was trained to kill him by a man that actually faced him in his prime and wouldnt be sent to do so until his mentor knew he was ready and in every confronation except the very end when Connor has taken too much damage at that point by the cannonballs,he had the advantage.
Successfully repelled Haytham when they first met,blitzing him and pushing his hiddne blade aside and overpowering him in a contest of strength,if you zoom in on Haythams face he looked shocked and scared.
Even though I've always hated the guy I gotta say Cesare not because of his performance in the game but rather because what he accomplished instead of the planning he took actions which I think is smarter than just planning
I think staerick was maybe one of the smartest. He was called a second borgia and was literally the owner of london
Totally Agree with Rodrigo being the smartest, not only because he once has the piece of Eden, but also because he's the Pope, because he could just convince many people that the Assassins are bad if he want to.
Haytham, is Smart but not the smartest, and also Deadly but not the deadliest either, which makes him the most skilled one (but i feel like Haytham can do most things that Shay do, like killing every Assassin of the Colonial brotherhood)
Shay, definitely the Deadliest, because we play as him in AC Rogue and we see how he destroyed the Colonial Brotherhood (the only reason why Shay can defeat the Assassins easier, is because he once an Assassin of Colonial Brotherhood, so he knows they're working, unlike Haytham)
*Edit:* MasterAssassin, i think you could make a video of this
"The most Power-Thirsty Templar"
Haytham is deadlier than Shay (argueably), Haytham was an assassin cuz he had a hidden blade and Edward trained him when he was very young
The Most Power-Thirsty is deefinetely Cesare
@@Engille967 wait, Haytham was an Assassin?
I know that Edward teach him the techniques of an Assassin, but i don't remember him being an Assassin (btw, which Brotherhood Haytham joined?)
@@MartinGV2007 definitely, but i'd love to see a video of it
@@MatsuSenpaii he said it in Rogue. I think it was the brotherhood in London cuz he went to America when he was like 40
Who is the strongest follower of the Templar order..
You know, the sidebosses like in AC4 Woodes Rogers and Julien du Casse or in AC Rogue Christopher Gist etc.
In terms of raw strength? Probably El Tiburon.
what Assassin do you think has the best weapons?
😢😭😢😭😢😭😢😭😢 Wish things Could Of been Different With Haytham And Connor both Father and son Fight together As One
I feel the need to defend for rodrigo because I see a lot of other names here in the comments so...
The man survived ezio THE EZIO what more is there to say
Survive is a strong word. More like spared.
Rodrigo from assassin‘s creed two
To be fair for Starrick, he was against the smartest Assassin by your own ranking, he'd also managed to run a rather successful industrial empire while having to deal with some pretty idiotic lieutenants, like that Parliament man.
The startest character is Shay because He know what is true
Haytham I would say is pretty clever my opinion
I say King Alfred the Great, He used the Assassins to help him destroy the Order of Ancients to create the Templars
Shay ❤️
You should do “who the most deadly/danger Templar is”
Who is the deadliest Templar already exists. Shay sadly won because of people's logic
@@Engille967 well he is, he killed the colonial Assassin's, mostly by himself while only having a few years of experience in doing so, let alone being quite well equipped as well
Haytham in a bar fight is hilarious
Haytham reason even the way he talks is smart
To defend Haytham's case more, his plans were almost equally as intelligent as Rodrigo, with better intentions. He wanted to replace Washington with Lee (who he believed was a better General). He sought to purchase land from tribes so the new Government couldn't seize it. He had guys on both sides (Charles Lee & John Pitcairn) to help him end the war quickly and peacefully. Mualim and Borgia wanted power, Haytham sought real control and order.
Can you make who is the biggest traitor
Which templar had the most influence
Why I believe that Haytham is dominating in every single category
I’d say Haytham primarily because of the time period. Haytham and Rodrigo are both geniuses when it comes to leadership and battles/fighting, and just in that sense it could go either way. But if you think about it, Haytham is around in the 1700s and Rodrigo in the 1400s, meaning Haytham has 200 years worth of overall knowledge on Rodrigo. Also I think it worth mentioning that almost every big thing Haytham did, he did himself, unlike Rodrigo. Rodrigo would have other people do a lot of things for him or speak for him while Haytham did the talking and fighting and more himself. Lastly, Haytham was a powerful Templar for a large portion of his life like Rodrigo was. Although Rodrigo clearly did this thing of evading the assassins while executing his master plan better than Haytham, Haytham did it very well too. If anything Haytham executed his plan while actively engaging the Assassins to some degree which could be considered more impressive.
somehow palpatine has returned
Haytam (probably)
I feel like you underestimate Charles a bit. You're right that he never seemed like the main threat. That just shows how smart he was though. He stayed prominent I'm every plan while never appearing as enough of a threat to become a target until he plotted his way to the top. A less intelligent man would've ended up becoming a target much earlier
Little bit of a side rant here, but I think Connor was still in the right about how to bring about peace, Haytham was just more well versed in the art of arguing. You can't force peace, that's just subjugation. That being said, Haytham is still VERY smart and won most of his arguments because he knew what he was talking about more than his opposition. Connor came to the right conclusion, but wasn't as knowledgeable as his dad do he couldn't argue adequately.